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Where do yall find these model runs?

Looking at Windy.com and models I see have it staying south :(
 
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Where do yall find these model runs?

Looking at Windy.com and models I see have it staying south :(
You can go to the "Pivotal Weather" site shown on CarolinaFever's models. I don't really understand very well how to get the exact models CF gets, though, or how to read them all.
 
I am reminded of a great scene in the series from the earth to the moon. A reporter is talking to the chief NASA meteorologist and he is proudly showing all the latest equipment in Doppler radar, wind speed indicators, forecasting modeling etc.

But at the end he says the most important tool at his disposal is the big picture glass window so he can see outside.
 
I am reminded of a great scene in the series from the earth to the moon. A reporter is talking to the chief NASA meteorologist and he is proudly showing all the latest equipment in Doppler radar, wind speed indicators, forecasting modeling etc.

But at the end he says the most important tool at his disposal is the big picture glass window so he can see outside.
Found it. Models: GFS - Pivotal Weather

You can then change the model under models - the slider takes you out to the date/time. But right now it looks like the Euro is saying it's gonna go and stay south. The others still have a nicer chance. The Canadian model looks fun!
 
Apple weather app is useless a week out. It went from showing 14-16 inches of snow next week to 6-8 inches to now 2-3 inches. Wait an hour and it will be all rain.
Looking at one model is useless and what the armchair weather accounts on Facebook love to do where they find the most extreme model to drive clicks.
 
Apple weather app is useless a week out. It went from showing 14-16 inches of snow next week to 6-8 inches to now 2-3 inches. Wait an hour and it will be all rain.
Looking at one model is useless and what the armchair weather accounts on Facebook love to do where they find the most extreme model to drive clicks.
It would probably be most accurate to say that every weather app is pretty much useless a week out, unless you are just looking for general info about roughly in what range temperatures are going to be.
 
It would probably be most accurate to say that every weather app is pretty much useless a week out, unless you are just looking for general info about roughly in what range temperatures are going to be.
They’re not useless, they’re just not terribly precise at that distance.

What you can probably take from them a week out is a warning not to make critical plans if the weather is projected to be bad, but recognize that the forecast will change, as well.
 
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